After some investigation I found out that I have to set webpack to version 4 in my next.config.js. The latest Next.js uses webpack 5 as default which is not working with AWS Amplify Hosting right now.
Yes, you're right. Downgrading Next.js to v11.1.3 and setting webpack5: false in next.config.js fixed the issue.
webpack5: false
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After some investigation I found out that I have to set webpack to version 4 in my next.config.js.
The latest Next.js uses webpack 5 as default which is not working with AWS Amplify Hosting right now.
Yes, you're right. Downgrading Next.js to v11.1.3 and setting
webpack5: falsein next.config.js fixed the issue.